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I've been working with IBM 1GB OEM drives (0663 H12 and E15)
They seem to work fine if they're not being used as boot devices.

I followed the instructions about modifying the proprietary mode 
select sense page number 0, but when I try to boot from the IBM
drive, I get the following (with the IBM as SCSI ID 1 and the NeXT
internal drive as SCSI ID 2):

Boot command: sd
boot sd(0,0,0)
SCSI unexpected msg: 1
sc: Unexpected msg
SCSI unexpected msg: 1
sc: Unexpected msg
SCSI unexpected msg: 1
sc: Unexpected msg
booting SCSI target 2, lun 0
blk0 boot: sd()sdmach
SCSI unexpected msg: 1
sc: Unexpected msg
sd: target 1 lun 0 opcode 18
sd: addr 0x43bbf10 bcount 66 rdflag 1
sd: sdstatus 0 sdstate 0 resid 66
sc: s5c state 7 status 0x87
sc: intrstatus 0x8 seqstep 0x4
sc: fifo level = 0 transfer count 0
sc: command 0x10 config 0x57 

on one 25Mhz machine, it goes ahead and boots, but on another 25MHz
system it just hangs.  It _acts_ like it's not getting a boot block
from the IBM drive, finds one on the NeXT drive, then returns to find
mach on the IBM drive.  I've tried playing with disk -i and disk -b
but with no progress.

can anyone in netland tell me what's going on and if there's a fix ?

thanks
-paul buster
buster@mongrel.Colorado.EDU